That’s one of the major draws of skijoring, Murphy says. It’s about physical exertion, training, and most of all, learning to cooperate and compete with a team that’s 50 percent (or even ...

Skijoring is a thrilling winter sport that combines skiing and horse riding. The word "skijoring" comes from the Norwegian word "skikjøring," which means "ski driving." ...

Skijoring behind horses became popular in the early 1900's in Switzerland and France before making it's way to North America. Equine skijoring became popular in the 1930's in western mountain towns ...

Skijoring — which literally means ‘ski driving’ in Norwegian — has its roots in Scandinavia, where, centuries ago, Indigenous peoples harnessed reindeer to pull them across the tundra on skis.

Skijoring competitions are comprised of races in which skiers and snowboarders pulled by horses aim to complete an obstacle course made of snow. They happen in Ridgway, Pagosa Springs, Estes Park ...

Every winter, thousands of people converge on the old Colorado mining town of Leadville to witness one of the most popular skijoring races in the country. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Skijoring draws its name from the Norwegian word skikjoring, meaning “ski driving.” It started as a practical mode of transportation in Scandinavia and became popular in the Alps around 1900.

One-year-old dog, Cooper, was a natural at skijoring on trips to Schenectady Municipal Golf Course, Garnsey Park and Vischer Ferry Nature and Historic Preserve.